Caesars Superdome
One of the largest permanent domed stadiums in the world, home to the New Orleans Saints and host of multiple Super Bowls.
The Superdome opened in 1975. Its steel dome, about 207 m across, is a landmark of the New Orleans skyline. It is the home stadium of the NFL's New Orleans Saints and has hosted eight Super Bowls (most recently in 2025), as well as the Sugar Bowl college football game. During Hurricane Katrina in 2005, it sheltered tens of thousands of evacuees, and its roof was torn open. It was later repaired and reopened. On non-event days you can only admire it from the outside. To catch a game during the season, buy tickets well in advance. The atmosphere on game day is electric.
Opening hours
Open on event days
Nearby sights
- St. Louis Cemetery No. 1
- Ogden Museum of Southern Art
- The National WWII Museum
- The Historic New Orleans Collection
- Preservation Hall
- Bourbon Street
- French Quarter
- Louis Armstrong Park & Congo Square